November 13, 2009 4:30 PM PST

Car Tech Live Podcast 144: GM says yes to the Cadillac of Volts

by Brian Cooley

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GM says yes to the Cadillac of Volts, eBay offers some free online car buying protection, electric cars you fill up--not charge up--and a ride in a car that has the Sport on it, but not really in it.

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EPISODE 144
SHOW NOTES

• GM will build the Cadillac Converj

• TomTom iPhone app gets better--but not cheaper

• Europe envisions cars forming highway trains

• eBay offers free vehicle history reports with listings

• Electric cars you don't charge but fill up

Brian Cooley is an editor at large who keeps his fingers on the pulse of consumers' attitudes toward tech. His specialty is CNET Car Tech videos, but, frankly, most people have seen him on the TVs at Costco (or in one of his '60s Fords or Fiats).

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Tags:: cadillac converj,; gps iphone,; ebay motors,; tesla roadster sport,; honda fit sport

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Brian Cooley has a fleet of late '60s cars so he's well aware that great motoring exists happily in the absence of silicon--car technology only impresses him when it's great. See profile

Wayne Cunningham On the cutting edge of tech coverage, Wayne began his journalism career writing about the Web in 1995. Although he has covered many areas of technology, he considers the Car Tech beat the best yet. See profile

Antuan Goodwin gained most of his automotive knowledge the old fashioned way, by turning wrenches in a driveway. From drivetrain tech and performance to car audio installs and cabin tech, if it's on wheels, Antuan is knowledgeable.

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